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State News.

The survey to the Dexter railroad ex-
tension 10 Gulford ~. he completed in
about week and tie routes given to the
committee for their decision.
-Wher tie night ile.slt train on the
Bo~t.ri and Maine arrived in Portland. the
9th ult. the conductor discovered man
in the car containing the packages of
SWEETS Express. He had packed up lot
Of good, into bundles and was all ready to
maze bis escape from the ear, taking his
booty along witu nini. He gave the name
of Charles Sullivan. and >ass he belongs
Ia Lewiston. 1t is thought that he broke
into the eaf at pover and employed the
time between thai station and Portland III
making his selection OF the goods he want
ed TO take with him.
F. A. Williamss store in Skowhegan
was burglarized last Sunday evening week,
between and : O'Clock. About 500
worth of goods, consisting of jewelry,
cutlegy AM revoivers. was taken. but they
were found eoaee a.ei outside of the build
ing. Other attempts al breaking and en-
tering have been made in the IOWA recent
ly.
-McNeally, the Saco bank thief, has
been Reported in st. John.
-Adiutaat General Gallagher is at work
auditing and settling the bills :Gcarred on
account OF the Constitutional Centennial
at Philadelphia the visit Of the governor
and staff TO Iiayerlill and the State shoot.
TIE genera! says thai after this work is
accomplished stringent orders viii be is
sued in regard to work 10 be done D5 iht.
militia during the coming wintsf. Every
member of each militia company will be
required to practice rife shooting.
-fLe starch manufacturers say there Is
less starch manufactured in the United
States this year than at any season during
the past 30 years. The amount Of starch
manufactured in Aroostook this season Is
estimated 10 be- about one-quarter of that
of last year.
In the Supreme court in Belfast. Mar
tina NJ Crockett was sentenced to State
prison for life for the murder of her hus-
band Ruel Crockett. by poisoning at
Swanville last December. The poisoner
.eceiyed her sentence without emotion or
remark,
Charles Liiby, student of the Maine
State College and resident of lrQgo com
mitted suicide by jumping into the river
from the toll bridge in that town. He was
a son of ex-State Senator Libby.
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M BLISTERING.

t,aA,.e starch keep, The iron from sticking
and linen from bli-teiing shi!e ironing; re
suits accomplished by no other starch in tho
market.
Avoid the harsh, irritating. gripping COM
pounds 80 often sold purgatiye medicine
and correct the Irregularities OF the bowels by
the use OF Ayers Catharic Pills. Iheg ARE IN.
valuable a> i family medicine
.-tRp Pi0Sfers soothe, stimulate ana
strengthen weak apl tged muscles. Lure
pains aud aches.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-11-10

Tie St John Only Telegraph says;
At McAdam Junction the people are
having considerable trouble with some mis-
s,reanf who poisons dogs. Strychnine has
bes,s uSed aud about 30 CANNES have gone
to the happy hunting grounds this fan by
fbis means. s!r Frank l.. Thurber of Ban
gor. formerly OF Ellsworth, lost magnif.
cen; mastifr this week from poison and
Sir. Haggerty of the y. D. r., lost fine
l,.4jnter last week from the SAGE cause.
Mr.. Thurber's dog was an English ieastin
and a thoroughbred weighing 100 pounas
and months old IL was valued at sa9-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-11-10

Mr.. Herrick with his saloon, has been
stopping here for the past six weeks. He
was well patronized and took very fine
photographs. He goes from here to Pros
pect Harbor.
Mr.. Frank Hill from Everett. Mass y Is
in town visiting relatives here for ten days.
He returned last week.
Mrs. Jason Hill and daughter from Som
erville, were here last week visiting her
mother who is very much out of health.
She returned to Somerville a few days
ago.
\Sy
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OSGOOD'S
Foreclosure.

1.iIF untrr-l- ne.i hereby I,- 4hh~ notice, tint
l. they hhye q claim hy IH'tt-aer upnn a Iut II
land ia ~arrv, Hancock county, described foi
lows - EIHring WV Aaron hiifl-id'- south
west corner. theme North = lat ofc hundred
ana hns rnis on -4ii hithcl'- lur and twenty
rni- brs lUH ~ i stake ana Stone. tn,urc North
~ Wet hits seven rods to - state anu -tunr
thence south m Wr-Ito The rpai. tnenrr ta-t nl
tir RIA y The plart Of beginning continuing
Hftl arrc--
said mortgage is dated February T. Isl, and
Wa- given by Edward !. Young. tr WIN. II hit
nrii, aud recorded ia Tie Hancock Ga. Registry "
Deeds N"l. l.7falln io5. aud Wa d, SAID kItieI
assignee 10 u, appear, rs said rrc"ui, Nul. !.
folio III
The condition IN sail mortgage h1, been hruh
en-, by reason " her ST. w caifl foreclosure
ELIZABETH X. CROSBY.
SARAH u. CROSBY
Nov = i>~- 3Nlj
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THE BOSTON STAR

-ay, Or. kaufmann's great medical book On
diseases, lis causes and home cure, with Zine
coiored plates. j. the best work ever published.
4 copy will be sent free 10 anyb0dy who sends
three cent stamps, to pay postage, TO 4. T.
Orlwny x Co., Boston, Mass
II You nre tired taking the large old-fasf-
ioned gripping pill. aud are satisfied that purg-
ing ynur,rlf till YOU weak and -irk is not
good common>eu-e, then try Carriers Little
Liver Pill and learn how easy il j. to be fee
frenl Biiio,i,ness. Headache, Constipation, and
an Liver Troubles. Tl,e>e little pills are small
er, easier 10 fake and give quicker relief than
any piii in u.e. One dose. Price Is cents.
For sale by 5. ID. Wfgdn.
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I-tnn the. evening IF November .'i She
school II taI- ,llla.c gave au exhibition.
liza, r,r..t> fuu,h credit upon th, ~,hui-
ar. and their instructor. 40 appreclaii,c
.,t.liri,rt.. tll.u, ill.,. hali IT, .t~ utmost "a
pac;f4. received wiki ,n,hu>i8~u, each Part
~ tho programme a. 1t w. presented
II Wa I'm tr!fh a school exhibition bach
lu,I.,..,r. ..t,sftr took p.r; WA.n ur.
consider tie extreme youth If ttc lAri..i-.
pants. the oldest ',-.u. huf sixteen
YEAR. .uI She. Htrrl..r uut.cr twelve. and
man. INT ~t..,u 90. eight and " bcu Nr
remember th.t H.t..r 10, far,- have tirl ap-
.t.t...4 uuu "A >ta-.. n,f tore au audlraCt.
a.. can hgt u.fs.. ar tl.i~ t.-tfIlu.c
,at..tt .u! Ill. ,,f..atG i.,tu- f..-t.t.. d
mon their ,fauni- iur ha,,,. o.. ts..G-.
anre The. Ip.i~,Inrta 81 ,u.u .A.ian
thaf u~usl, mar th, I,la... performances
Of amateurs 81 This Ak. ,,rc entirely
wanting. ti.arIc>-. at~.;u,tu,-- aud
prc,i>iun marked The uurk ol c.l,u ~,..4.-
mr. Tho. character part~ were sustained
,,ith tuttrh force and tr;th Ih, tuun.
masters ana misses iu iLrir quaint coos
Tunes ga a,., :, iurpu.lqi,u- SGT ~ r3tAt
.n a,trafti,. la fhs. fr,~hur,, If tt,ir
,ouu., ipun,., noe. appealed u,~l >trau4,,
10 III, hearts uf iftrir hearers AIs..Au~c
upau app.4a>... encore upon encore. ts~t.-
f,d ,n the appfc,lailol -! 'h. at..l..atr
Ia. i4u,Ii prai~,. cannot h.. f..-.tus,ri ut-
ON Tho. teacher. Nr. y. l. BuuA,r for the
SIKH with which -Ac la, tta.u,tI the ~,',,.-
ar> Their modest self possession. their
accurate. Ir,runriatls their tuauu,rl, com
duet. their scholarly quie,ue~> teu ui.t~t
,u,pa,hically of The ip>f.r.u. car, '4lt
hA, directed their raprt, Tue Iu-rgu-
mental music was kin,ls given hy MIS-
,ii.. Fan ~.-r.f.r, { e., sr las h la..4
'"' -''' ''i t'''' '' ~
t'i /" - A'I' = ''''''' i'''-' 10 '
Of touch. anu purity ~ oppression. e 2 #
never been surpassed hy local talcut IL
ceased tn b. umaicufl~h- The iI5l'8uN
were very pretty. and appropriate. lhr
''.' ~, ~
nor gwen !" tAA' ~ ''' '..'' 80, ''''
ing the ron ralI- Master h''s i"'ittN t'-
cc'Fcd iAeTi'H app'AA>' ''f Use '''' ''''.
nrr with which pr gave hl~ aprf"pi 'h'"
sentiment Mis- Ida /. hrihd!'~ hiTI-
ike rendering Of .-Ruck-a b BABY mt
uf,b , d...,rI.J encore Her GRACEFUL
- ,.I ,.,...i.,. .'r ,.,......i,,4, ,,,.,7,.
~ 500. t..,i,. h..r ,.,, .eu,r,..r, MI.
t'v sll-' """' I'll Wy ,..t
curate emphasis deserve muei! praise
Master Jamie Eaton Wa, the embodiment
of the famous Revolutionary stamp Art
The concert r-citatlun~ 10y the -chpo. were
clear iull ahu strong '"' M ."e ~, -
,i", '"'.'4'N ~ ,i'...,'t IT,.
ne Lane apinho t"u>c" tH' si'' '.'N "a t'e
listeners and added rest Ia recital. The
patriotic song. Marching Through
Georgia" by ih. whole school with it,
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West Gonidsboro.
As Mr. William Rand of Winter Harbor,
was riding through our village last Thurs
day morning a young lad about ~ years Of
aye drove up behind and without giving
AR Rand any notice attempted TO drive
pasI n.L, but instead drove into the car
riage. upsettiag uF. Band'- carriage and
throwing him out injuring hin quite Sc
verely. No bones being broken, ar. Rand
was soon able to drive home. Another
case of careless driring in this village
town not liable.
Jatses Sullivan, about Is years OF
age, was driving a,cug the road few days
ago in wagon and seeing a pa.tlitge be
side the road attempted to shoot the t,fa
with his self-cocking revolver. Instead of
Killing the bird he succeeded in badly
frightening the horse and in his efforts to
control him By some means discharged his
pistol again, this time putting bpiiet
tLyqush the feshy part of his hand and
through de horse's ear. Moral-Don,t
shoot partridges from . wagon with such
a weapon unless your horse understands
the game.
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REPUBLICAN VICTORIES
OHIO.

special to the whg al C.urier.]
CoIUMBUS o, Nov. :.
Hon. c. \. BoUTErIr, Bangor, Me;
Three hundred aud sixty precincts show
a net Republican gain of i've thousand and
seventy-two, which indicates my election
by more than thirty thousand plurality
with Republican majority in both houses
of the General Assembly
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-Iutc," he echoed. "Wcll. | don't know
u, the adjective would have occurred To me in
iusr thai connection. But II Auu mean that
the, do their work thoroughly yot mnhc 20
fu>> about il; cause 10 pam or weakness and.
in short are e,erl thing that q pll ought To IT,,
anil notniB. that it ought not, then agree
llnt Pierce. Pleasant Purgative Pellets fie
~ LII Il tl.iI.L,. n,
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National News

The labor troubles on the sugar planta-
tons in Louisiana are becoming serious.
State troops now guard the AcasSaigne
plantation In Terrebonne Parish, where
four white men We're shot by negro
strikers.
Jefferson Davis and family left Macon.
Ga. the 3rd, for his home in Beanvoir.
Miss. The dispatches sent out represent
ing Mr.. Davis AS being at the point Of
death, were without foundation.
An Internal machine was sent to
Chief Justice Waite in Washington 1t
failed to explode and is looked upon - a
joke.
Augustus Spies, Samuel Feldcn and
Nicholas Schwab have signed a petition
humhly begging the governor of Illinois
20 commute their sentences.
The loss Of the propeller Vernon on
Lake Michigan j. reported. There were
some 80 people on board and all are sup
posed to have persisted.
In his ANIMAL report Ia the secretary
of the navy. Admiral Porter points out va
rious defects in the navy regulations,
which render them in some cases almost
unintcligible, and suggests revision by
the board.
4 circus train met with an accident
IN 81 Louis Thursday. Several cages
were smashed and the Bengal tigers lions.
lcopard> juguar. ihcx and vulturc~ s.
capped There was a great stampede AZ
first II took all the afternoon TO recover
the animals.
a rumor wa> current in Chicago
"Wednesday that Spies til, Anarchist, had
determined To commit suicide rather than
die on The galloW> There are Anarchists
In Chicago who declare that spies will
never bc hanged They agree that no
carih,, power can avail hut >tontly main
tain that their leader viii cheat the gal
lows This Intelligence ha> been c"m-
tnunicat,,l tn tie authorities
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A DEMOCRATIC VIEW OF THE GRAND ARMY.
Augusta tsa.) Gazette.
The meanest, shallowest, most contempt
lille organization in all this country is that
which poses under the pompous name of
the Grand Army of the Republic. 1t is an
segregation of leeches, hypocrites and
dead-teats.
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Cold Weather!

TOBOGGANS. -The extent Of
variet, and practically un-
limited choice which you are
offered in this line is almost
beWildering and the prices
are more than fair.
FURS.- The elegant mufiS
and high turn over cellars
and other novelties i'm fur
goods are now ready for your
inspection.
GLOVES. There is nothing
you can desire in this line
which is not found in our
stock. We have the best
known makes al prices 10
give satisfaction.
GARMENTS. Don't forget
that we have the best Selectf d
stock of cIOakS. OF all the
latest styles in The market. at
lowest possible prices.
BiANkETS.-FrOm o cotton
flannel 10 an all W0Ol,in price
from Si.25 10 $500 per pair.
a Ii Mn DIG
No. 0 Vain Street.
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President Cleveland Saturday. appoint
cd Judge Nathan Cleaves surveyor of Gus
tom, at the port of Portland
Many are the hearts that are heavy to-
night.
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nj =.
There Ma no meeting in tic Methodist
church yesterday. the minister, Mr. Dow,
having gone to Columbia Falls Ia preach
for the day. Rev. j. +. Bruce prelch.aI in
the Union church, subject Bearing the
Cross"
~ {. Wallace i hnilding quite cxtrn
sivciy He ha~ heightened out his wharf,
built a long >torchra~c corn Shop and i,
now building grst-mill to be RIM by
steam. lie is also expecting to huiid 2
stable soon. He Is really 4 live man in bus
mess.
I'd Dyer is at work At Bar Harhor He
came uv,r home saturday.
Albion + Alley aud wife Who have hccn
visiting at this place for two or ihrc
week. returned home last week
Brig Daisy. commanded by Frank Nash.
If this place. was 40 days from Trinidad
TO New York 80 long plesa-t tttt
friends here almost gave them up a. lost.
H. wife 1nes u New lork ihi> week Ia
meet her husband
Christopher " McCa-iin ha~ been ap-
pointed and qualified L. Deputy Sheriff
Miihrid-c }a~ npN two ~hrIi,r~ onr ~
each lawyer: look out. simple simon
Mn Fannie lItpkiu-. Mite VI Li II IN
ku> of Dakota VII" ha- brru Visiting G"r
mltho7 f"r thu Ia~t rhr,c weeks left for
iiet n,-tsgl tyute last nrnk
Iltu. IIa,flrt ct quite badly hurt hy
staging giving way whore hc wa- at NnTk
az bar ll9rHng rs" weeks Ego. lie T. naW
lar recovered Wat ~ j. on the STREET
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice 70 M
l concerned. that she has been duly appointed
aud has taken upon herself, the trust OF an eN-
scpl.i- Of tile last will amt testament OF Moan
f,agt fate of Buels EQT,in the County Of Hancock,
deceased, By giving gdn'i ,As ~ f!iracts; SIZE
therefore requests ali persons VINO are feptati y,
the said t,eeea sed's estate. to maEs
Immediate payment, and those who have any
Immediate demands thereon to hibit the samei Tor
settlement. .,,
Oct L. IsS5 aw3ot
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice TO all
l concerned, that he has he.n duly appointed
and has taken upon himself. he trGst Of an adj
m.nistratnr Of the estate OF Albert j, Gross,
late OF Orland in the county Of Hancock, de
ceased by giving bond as the law directs, he
therefore requests all persons who are indebted to
the said decea seds estate, To make immediate pay
nleDi 3r 4 those who have any demands thereon to
exhibit the SANG fer gay .4enl
"FF'kNE Z. GRnss,
sa,, "A rss- 3wlSt
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Hon. / H. Manly chairman of the
Repu Lean state committee. has called a
meeting to I've held at the Augusta House.
Thursday evening. November 10, at :
O'Clock. The purpose Is organization, and
conference with Republicans who may be
present.
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Bspso-.

This city. without question, is the hub
of Penobscot county. Those who live at
n distance have no idea of the various
kinds Of business carried on--in fact,
nearly every kind Of business except the
manufacturing of cloth, or frabric Of any
Kind Rum shops are still open, and there
are more prisoners in the Jail than for
years ON looking them over last Sab
bath, ! was glad that oul well known Calvin
was not there. The seats Of worship were
fun. no more room. Upon the market
square. | found that potatoes were sold
for - cents per buShel butter 20 cents per
pound. turnips - cents per barrel, chick
ems were sold at - cents hay from s. to
SIS PER ton No geese or turkeys in mar
kct huI poor things Thanksgi, ing will,
a. usual faI heavily upon them.
Nov > FHo- a. tRtBTHEE.
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lfNNN Nv ANA.
Special Dispatch 10 the Wing and Courier.
PHILspFtPHIA. Pa, Nov. 9
Hos CHARLES \. BoTTELLE.
BANGOR. Maine
Indications point 10 Republican major
ity Of 81, 900 in Pennsylvania.
TUpMs, V CpppEH
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]. b. FoRAkEI
PENNSYLVANIA.

v.
with Republican majority in both houses
of the General Assembly.
J. b. FORAKER.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Special Dispatch TO the Wing and Courier.
PHuAprtrHA, Pa, Nov. 9.
Hos CHARLES A. BoUTEILE.
Bangor Maine:
Indications point To a Republican major
ity of 10000 in Pennsylvania.
THOMAS V. COOPER.
MASSACHI SETTS.
,NEs PIUR,LIrS 80 FAR l7.552
346 out Of $50 cities and towns give j.
Ame> 1856 $50 T., Lowering lis. 2s7 Earle TO-
Gs3; Marks 34- The Council stands Re
puhicaus : Democrats !. The Demo
Gratis lost six senators in the eastern part
Of the State alone
\ REPRESENTATIVE GAINED IN SUFFOLK
COUNTY.
In Suffolk County the Republicans gain
one Representative.
ILLINOIS
KKTt RiIcAN VICTORY ~ enc AGO.
CuCAG". Nov : The extra edition Of
the Dady NetrS SAYS The latest from the
polling places establishes beyond a reason
able doubt the fact that the Jury Commits
sion law is defeated by large majority
The Republican ticket - whole ! sue
''>NI"'- - = w P'""a"it t"At any =
entire cit, on Secretary Of state: Cook.
1861: Grant, 'N."2+ "r"rGc, 33.'i5 :
-" ngn f'"' -
mann
r,.,,ai ,5.,,. ,t,. .ri,tr,,
..,,l,ly bi.,r;r, f,r D;.,,i,, ,,,,rn,., h..
Mn ,,a r,lI,,, o., o. Hi, ~.
-, s.ar,n. ~
H''Nh VILE = 'hh 9'Ai'"
The Democrats at headquarters claim
the STATE by goo" The Republicans at
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-11-10

secretary Lamar has been rendered
and ha- accepted the plaee on the United
states bench made vacant by ti.s death Of
Justice Woods.
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BANGOR TO BAR HARBoR


-ln pleasant weather only.
tstOps on signal or notice to Conductor
Iese TFetns conFeet At BANGOR, with through
trains on Main Line 70 a,l teen Horrl.nii. BosE5
and st John.
The steamer City OF Hkehnrsr,t has resumed hen
tTlps between Portland and Mafhiasport, max
ing two round trips per week, leaving Machia.
port at o. \. NJ every Monday and THURSDAY
returning leaves Portland at leo r. NJ, every
Tuesday and Friday.
PA1SOk TUCKER,
Vice Pres. and Gent Manager.
T. f. BDOTHBf, Gen'i Pass. and Ticket Agt
Oct -, 1887. = H. lvr2
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Wonderful Cures.

". u. Iinyt 4 o., Wholesale snd Retail
Druggists OF Rome. Ca. say; we have bern
>eilin. Or. King New Discovery. Electric
hitier- and Bucklvn's Arnica >Ahr FOR two
YEAR. Have never handled rvmctl.- that sell
~ we'll or give such uuiNcr-a. Satisfaction.
There have been some wonderful cures ef-
.~riri by these medicines IN thi> city. several
cases 81 pronounced Consumption have been
entirely curri bl u>e ~ frw bottles % Or.
King New Discovery. taA-n in connection
with Electric Bftcr>. W. guarantee them al
w.N- ~pid hy e.. 4 . PJrrAcr.
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aPATTERN ORDER.

Water famine is becoming very seri-
Gus in Western Ohio, causing much suner'
ing.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-11-10

VIII positively cure >rk headache and
prevent it, return. Carriers Little Liver Pill~.
Thi> j. not TAX. bur truth. one PHI dose.
see advertisement Small pill. Small dose.
su,il rtrj,. For >uI, by : H. Virgin
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An internal machine was sent 70
Chief Justice Waite in Washington, 1t
failed to explode and is looked upon - a
Joke
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Jefferson Davis and family left Macon,
Ga. the 3rd, for his home in BeanVnir,
Miss. The dispatches sent out represent
ing Mr. Davis As being at the point Of
dcath. Wore without foundation.
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Tow. i,

Why Mr,GRK EETtKN~ RECEIVED
DIS NuINEs, NOV. : Specials to the
R.gisfer from - precincts give Larrabee
as. Anderson, 2.7jo. net Democratic
gain Of ?7s The vote l. very light in
Iowa and the returns are therefore late.
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MASSACHI SETS.

Kfrt RiIcAN VICTORY ~ CHICAGO.
CHICAGo. Nov. : The extra edition Of
the Didy NeirS SAYS The latest from the
polling places establishes beyond a reason
able doubt the fact that the Jury Commits
sion law is defeated by large majority
The Republican ticket - = whole i sue
c,.>Sful II j. not probable that any Of
that partv-> candidates are defeated
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N0ZlG Nerve Food
at Retail and Wholesale.

Up. u. f." and Scamp" cigars
were made expressly for my
trade, and the large number
sold since | introduced them,
proves beyond doubt, that
for &c. cigars, they can't he
surpassed in the state,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-11-10

augustus Spies, Samuel fieldcn and
Nicholas Schwab have signed a petition
humhly begging the governor of Illinois
20 commute their sentences.